1. I made two different sized circles. For the large circles, cut the cardstock into four pieces.

2. Cut each square into a circle. Doesn’t have to be perfect. Mine were ovalish, they both work.

3. For the smaller circles, cut your cardstock into strips about 3 inches wide. Then cut each strip into three squares. Cut each square into a circle.

4. Cut each circle into a spiral, trying to keep the thickness even throughout. Mine definitely were not even, but it is helpful.

5. Once all the spirals are cut, start rolling the flower starting with the outside. Roll as tight as possible keeping the bottom edge aligned at all times.

6. When it is completely rolled, pinch the flower together a little bit to help it hold it’s shape.

7. When you let go of your flower, it will spring open into shape.

8. Put a group of your flowers together on a sheet of newspaper and spray lightly with the spray adhesive. Then sprinkle your glitter on top. I was pretty generous with my glitter. Let dry at least 1/2 hour.

9. Hot glue the flower together by placing a little bit of glue on the bottom flap and then hold the flower in the shape you want while the glue dries. I found that if I left the individual flowers unglued, they would start to unwind and lose some of their shape after a few days.

10. Start gluing the large and small flowers on your foam wreath so that they are touching and showing as little of the foam as possible. You will probably have some little bits of the foam peeking through where you couldn’t fit even the little flowers. Continue with all your flowers and come back to that at the end. Once all the flowers are in place you can go back and cover some of the areas where a lot of the foam is showing. I took a left over glittered flower, pulled out a little bit of the middle, and tore it off from the rest of the paper.

11. I curled it as tight as I could and stuck it into the little holes in my wreath. If I needed more, I kept taking little bits from the left over flowers and wound them into little pieces.

12. I bought one and a half yards of sheer ribbon and wrapped it through the wreath and tied a bow at the top.

Email me if you have any questions and please send me a link with your wreath. I would love to see how it turns out!

Thanks so much for posting this!!! I have a poll question too... I am currently snowed in, but want to start, what do you guys think about making the roses in a varity of shades of red and pink? Trying to work with what I have on hand!

It is truly beautiful and looks relatively easy...so when purchasing card stock how many pieces do we actually need to buy?? Now, I have been on a mission to not purchase but use from my stash...wondering if this fits into my destashing...lol Blessings, Dianntha

Thank you for posting this! I found your blog when it was linked with tatortots andd Jello, and I was so happy I did! Your wreath is beautiful, but it inspired me to make the rosettes out of felt and glue them onto headbands. I had my 13 year old troop of Girl Scouts do this, and they loved it! It was really easy, and the girls felt very stylish!

I just used this tutorial and made my own with cream colored cardstock. It's so classic looking. I love it. Suggestion for making this less time-consuming: cut multiple sheets at a time. Never try and cut through more than 4 sheets though. You can even cut the spiral pattern in 4 circles at a time since it doesn't have to be precise. The rolling of each rose is really the only unavoidable tedious part. I'll post a picture as soon as I can!

I finally finished.... not perfect and not anywhere near as pretty as yours, but I was happy with the result! Thanks so much for sharing this!! (Wan't sure how to post a picture, I don't have a blog, so I used the profile picture, sorry it's small!)

Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you for sharing the tutorial! Stampin' Up! has a die you can use called the table setting die which has this rosette in it! You can use the die in the Big Shot Sizzix die cutting machine as well as other die-cut machines that accept these dies. It would save a lot of time and it can be used to cut the rosette out of fabric, felt, paper, and more!!

Cardstock looks like it would hold its shape SO much easier than books! I'm making one with old books, and I use like 3 sheets of paper per rose, and I have to fill in the center with a tiny rose because they get so loose.

this is awesome!!!! I have 5 12x12 pads of leftover papers all the same colors that were not used in the making of my sons wedding flower bouquets for the attendants...wow...what a treat to have found a use for the rest!!!! THANKS! THANKS THANKS!!!!!!!!

I made this wreath, it took me about 9 hours of cutting, rolling, gluing and glittering. It was so worth it though, it came out beautifully. Thank you for your tutorial. I'm making a second one this weekend!

I was so excited to see you had a tutorial for this, then realized just how labor intensive it is! Not sure I will get to it for this Valentine's Day, but I look forward to getting to it for next year!

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I just went to Hobby Lobby to get supplies I was so excited to start, and I grabbed 6 pieces of cardstock!! Don't ask me why I thought that was enough...haha, guess I was just too anxious...back to HL I go!! =)

Question for the author… I wanted to make a wreath for spring but am weary on how well the cardstock will withstand the elements. Did yours wither with humidity from rain? BTW, beautiful wreath and thank you very much for posting tutorial!

Your wreath is awesome ... I was thinking about making this wreath out of felt and was scrolling thru the comments to see if anyone had attempted it. I'm an inspired wreath maker after making this one for the holidays: http://instagram.com/p/SRWQ25vk9N/

OK, made a pile of flowers, burned off all my fingerprints & now can't get the flowers to stick to the styrafoam! (used the hard green one, not the white softer kind) Tried Aleen's quick dry tacky stuff & hot glue. Slid right off. How on earth did you do it? Thank you! (:

wrapped the wreath base with pretty ribbon - hot glued flowers on with no problem. it turned out beautifully! gave it for a wedding shower gift. making the next one for another gift . . . then one for ME! thanks for your help.

I need a few questions answered as well! Did you use a flat foam wreath or a round one? Did you glue the flowers directly onto the foam? Because with a hot glue gun I don't imagine that working really well...I am guessing you wrapped the foam in ribbon or fabric? Thanks in advance!LOVE THE WREATH!

I'm trying this with the free paint swatches from hardware stores! Gidden has large swatches to make the roses the right size! I'm hoping it turns out well- I was trying to get the cheapest wreath using your template! It's for Valentines day, but hey if it's not great, St. Patty's is coming up!!!

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